Recurrence

The committee submitted that based on the results obtained using the probability of recurrence theory, the probability of recurrence in the very near future is fairly high in Nigeria.

Around 90% of those with severe or psychotic depression, most of whom also meet criteria for other mental disorders, experience recurrence. citation citation Recurrence is more likely if symptoms have not fully resolved with treatment.

One 3-year study compared ERA, with a recurrence rate of 33%, to open surgery, which had a recurrence rate of 23%.

Another approach to prevent a recurrence, said Harper, would be to inject the water system with chlorine dioxide or use a copper-silver ionisation system.

At a meeting of urban wildlife researchers in Washington, D.C., in June, one diagram made it into so many PowerPoint presentations that its recurrence became a running joke.

A welcome return from injury for Baileigh Matte was short lived as a Gladiator crashed into her at the start of the second period and forced an early retirement with a recurrence of her knee injury.

Communities near to the Songwe Hill rare earths project in Phalombe district are being assisted and at the same time inspired to take care of the environment to avoid a recurrence of future climate change disasters.

Complaints will be given to higher-ups in the police and the disaster-management authority, to prevent recurrence of such incidents in the future, they said.

Definitely, necessary action will be taken to forestall a recurrence.

Even with the high level of recurrence, Camille said she felt like she could do it with Blair.

In Nietzsche’s notion of “eternal recurrence,” “noble” spirits and the master race would again experience the triumph of the will in the cyclical swings of history.

It’s not been well characterized in this context, as you know, it’s been well characterized, in the adjuvant setting identifying patients at high risk of disease recurrence.

It was fixed on February 15 and the minister said he is awaiting a full report to take action to prevent any recurrence of such issue.

Similar to how holidays’ recurrence tend to cause reflection on that same date a year prior.

The addition of the targeted therapy reduced the risk of recurrence by 25 per cent, they noted while presenting the study at the American Society of Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting.

The body advised both countries to sanction those responsible for the “reprehensible action” to prevent a recurrence.

The centre-back has missed their last two games with what was initially thought to be a minor injury but which has proved to be a recurrence of the foot injury he suffered in April and which ended his season last year.

The Dragons travel to Glasgow in the European Challenge Cup on Saturday and will be without back row forward Ollie Griffiths, who has suffered a recurrence of a pectoral muscle injury.

We will not rest until we are able to prevent the recurrence of these heinous acts.

Why did the Meds Yeghern happen and what should be done to prevent its recurrence?